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Lake Wichita Revitalization Committee, city consider Kimley-Horn for project design Times Record News The tides are changing for the Lake Wichita Revitalization Committee as they choose a different engineering design group […] Read More
Lake Wichita group considers adding up to 10 subcommittees Times Record News As the Lake Wichita revitalization project grows and changes, the committee in charge of the effort is considering the […] Read More
What’s new on the central Iowa biking scene Des Moines RegisterReady to roll down to the farmers' market or your favorite brewery on two wheels? Here are a few changes to look for on metro area trails and roads this summer: ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Conservation has begin stocking walleye each year in three lakes in Northwest Missouri with the goal of increasing the number of fish anglers can catch. Eric […] Read More
Last summer, Upper Mount Bethel Township’s Minsi Lake was drained to the bottom in a massive effort that involved capturing more than 5,000 pounds of fish with huge nets and […] Read More
Where to fish is always a looming question, but on many Kentucky waters, including the vast area fisheries of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, there are some shortcuts available. At […] Read More
Volunteers with New Mexico B.A.S.S Nation are planting Gooding’s Willow in Elephant Butte ahead of irrigation season. Conservationists say it is the best plant to grow underwater to help fish […] Read More
Friends of Reservoirs is proud to announce the launch of its new website at https://www.friendsofreservoirs.org/. Check it out today! Background and grant information for FOR-sponsored habitat projects Online grant applications Access […] Read More
Join the Easter Lake Area Neighborhood Association and the Easter Lake Park Homeowners Association for a presentation and update about the Easter Lake Watershed Project. Project Coordinator, Julie Perreault will […] Read More
Nessmuk Lake gets fish habitat structures The Wellsboro Gazette WELLSBORO — Fish, and anglers who try to catch them, will benefit from the placement of more habitat structures in Lake Nessmuk. Read More
